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  • Hodder & Stoughton
  • Hodder & Stoughton

The Jewel Keepers: Immersive, evocative historical fiction, brimming with romance and mystery

Sara Sheridan

5 Reviews

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Scotland, c 1700 to c 1800, Historical adventure, Historical fiction

The rich and compelling new treasure hunt through history from the acclaimed author of The Fair Botanists, which tells the story of generations of women who guarded a secret, priceless Scottish crown.

Men would kill for this treasure.
The McKenzie women will guard it with their lives.

London, 1837. When 25-year-old Araminta McKenzie-Moore is summoned from Richmond to her great aunt's deathbed in Edinburgh, it's the first time she's met her extended family. The McKenzie women, however, have been keeping a close eye on her. For they have a long, secret and dangerous history as Jewel Keepers to the Scottish Crown and they need Araminta to play her part to solve a puzzle which stretches back generations.

But the McKenzies are not alone in this high-stakes treasure hunt though history. They're being pursued. The last of her line, if Araminta succeeds, she will uncover something more valuable than mere jewels - a secret that will change the lives of all women living on this, the cusp of the Queen Victoria's rule.

Featuring real historical events and places amid its fiction, The Jewel Keepers is an immersive, evocative story tinged with romance and brimming with intrigue.

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Praise for The Jewel Keepers: Immersive, evocative historical fiction, brimming with romance and mystery

  • Compelling, fascinating . . . A cracking good read - Val McDermid on The Fair Botanists

  • An evocative, enjoyable portrait of 1820s Edinburgh - Sunday Times on The Fair Botanists

  • Lush, seductive - Daily Mail on The Fair Botanists

  • A beautiful tale of scandal and intrigue - Susan Stokes-Chapman

  • 'Completely enchanting' - Scotsman

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Sara Sheridan

Sara Sheridan is an Edinburgh-based writer of over 20 books. As well as the Mirabelle Bevan Mysteries she writes historical novels based in the late-Georgian and early Victorian period. She has also written non-fiction, including remapping Scotland according to women's history for Historic Environment Scotland. She has been named one of the Saltire Society's 365 most influential women, past and present.

Sara tweets about her writing life as @sarasheridan and has a Facebook page at @sarasheridanwriter.

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